Education Really Matters
This statue collection in the Peace Center plaza commemorates Richard W. Riley ‘54, who served as Governor of South Carolina and U.S. Secretary of Education under President Bill Clinton.
Photos by Frank Mansbach
Sliding Rock Creek Trail
Photo by Mike Nice
The Sliding Rock Creek greenway trail with a thin carpet of leaves.
Mural at the Gallery 3
Photo by Mike Nice
This is one of a series of murals by Adam Schrimmer of Blank Canvas Mural Company along with a large group of community volunteers. It makes use of an otherwise plain wall of a dumpster structure on the grounds the Gallery at West Greenville.
Fall Foliage
Photo by Mike Nice
The treeline of the future Unity Park provides some fall color.
Soapsuds in the Reedy
Photos by Frank Mansbach
Not a good time for the wildlife in the Reedy River, as these soapsuds appeared on Friday.
Photo by Frank Mansbach
Reedy River Falls
Photo by Mike Nice
The Camperdown Development can now easily be seen over the treeline above Reedy River Falls.
Park benches not for people viewing
Photo by Frank Mansbach.
As the before Google Street view shows, these benches in Cleveland Park had a view of a field and the Swamp Rabbit Trail. We found it interesting that with the construction of the fence to store ReWa big dig equipment, park users will unlikely seek out these benches to watch people! We suggest these benches will go unused as long as the fence is in place…
Mural at the Gallery 2
Photo by Mike Nice
This is one of a series of murals by Adam Schrimmer of Blank Canvas Mural Company along with a large group of community volunteers. It makes use of an otherwise plain wall of a dumpster structure on the grounds the Gallery at West Greenville. A part of the Living Legends series, it depicts community activist Mary Duckett.
Rental office at the Greene Urban Living
Photo by Frank Mansbach
The rental office at Greene Urban Living appears to be ready for renters.
Morning sun on Markley St construction
Photo by Frank Mansbach
Sun shining on the Markley Place construction on North Markley Street.